Sentence examples for strong territory from inspiring English sources

A key one could be Medina County, which is in suburban Cleveland and is reasonably well off — possibly strong territory for Mr. Romney.

Northwest Indiana, often viewed as an extension of suburban Chicago and sharing Chicago's television market, is seen as strong territory for Mr. Obama, who lives on the South Side of Chicago.

The results of the study have shown strong territory pollution with aerosol during sandstorm.

"The strongest territory to occupy in a primary is the core party principles, and the candidate who gets there and defines it is going to be in the strongest position," said Ms. Lewis.

Michael Kasher, owner of the Los Angeles-based gown line La Femme Fashion — whose La Femme gowns cost about $350 and whose Gigi gowns cost about $225 — called the Northeast his "strongest territory," with sales in New York growing by "double digits" in the last year.

After her success' in Europe and America, selling 500,000 copies in her strongest territories, writing songs for several artists, modelling for the UK chain Marks and Spencers, supporting various charities internationally, and starting several successful companies, VV Brown holds a strange pendulum of success surrounded by a very ordinary life.

The redistribution saw Gilmore gain Batemans Bay and lose strong Labor territory in Shellharbour City council to Whitlam.

Still, the region is strong Republican territory and includes most of the northern suburbs of Indianapolis and a few cities south of Fort Wayne.

Ms. Bonamici, 57, handily beat her Republican opponent, Rob Cornilles, in a special election for Oregon's First Congressional District, which is strong Democratic territory that stretches from Portland to the Pacific Ocean.

Much of this data comes from Experian, a company which sorts each postcode (typically 15 people) into one of 61 consumer categories.Experian's map of Gillingham, a small town in Kent on the Conservative hit list, for example, turns up a couple of streets in the middle of strong Labour territory where voters who could be susceptible to Tory messages lurk.

Scotland had formerly been strong Labour Party territory.